When she’s not performing, Constance returns to the ballet studio, her second home, where she reconnects with the language of movement that has shaped her as an artist.
To her, ballet is a disciplined pursuit toward freedom and truth. It demands both precision and vulnerability, qualities that have become central to her approach to acting.
In the studio, two sides of Constance naturally converge: the fierce tomboy shaped by growing up as the only girl alongside her older brother and eight male cousins, and the delicate dreamer who once created entire worlds through imagination and play.
What she loves most about class is the shared pursuit of growth: the opportunity to learn alongside both a principal dancer and a first-time student, each offering inspiration and perspective in their own way.
Ballerina
“Freedom to a dancer means discipline. That is what technique is for — liberation.” — Martha Graham